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German history is long and often taught only through its darkest chapter, so a good path restores the whole arc. Begin with a sweeping overview from the Holy Roman Empire and Prussia forward, then slow down for unification and the road to the World Wars, and finish with division and reunification, so the twentieth century sits inside a much older story rather than standing alone.

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How should I approach learning the history of germany?
German history is long and often taught only through its darkest chapter, so a good path restores the whole arc. Begin with a sweeping overview from the Holy Roman Empire and Prussia forward, then slow down for unification and the road to the World Wars, and finish with division and reunification, so the twentieth century sits inside a much older story rather than standing alone.
What's a good book to start the history of germany with?
A strong starting point is The File by Timothy Garton Ash. The ordered reading paths above show exactly where it fits and what to read next.
What should I read after the history of germany?
Once you have the fundamentals, explore closely related subjects like The history of France, The history of Korea, The history of Mexico.

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